Community Pediatric Asthma Service

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Preparing for Your Appointment

Your first appointment with the Community Pediatric Asthma Service may be a telephone or virtual (Microsoft Teams) appointment before we ask you to attend a face-to-face appointment.

Before your appointment, we will send you an information package, either by mail or email, whichever you choose.  If you did not receive this package, call us at 403-943-9139.

Preparing for your appointment with us


What is a Spirometry Test?

Spirometry is a test that measures how much air you can hold in your lungs
and how fast you can blow it out.  It is a simple test and it doesn't hurt. 
Watch this video to see what happens when you have a spirometry test.  


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Telephone Appointment

  • The good news about a telephone or virtual appointment is that you can have other family members or caregivers join the call.  Just have their phone number(s) handy when we call you.
  • How to get ready for your appointment?  We ask that you read the Telephone appointment patient package
  • If you have a computer or tablet, open the Understanding Asthma" document and have it ready for our call: 
  • For information about Alberta Health Virtual visits, click here

Face-to-Face Appointment

  • Try not to take your Ventolin (blue puffer) 4 hours before your appointment or your Symbicort 12 hours before your appointment, if you can
  • Bring ALL your asthma medicines to your appointment, even if you are not taking them right now
  • How to get ready for your appointment?  We ask that you read the Face-to-face appointment patient package
  • All clinics are shown below including links to clinic maps.  Still unsure where to go?  Give us a call 403-943-9139.
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Maps to our Clinics

Not sure where to go for your face-to-face education appointment with the Community Pediatric Asthma Service?  Click on your appointment location for a map to the clinic.


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